On June 24th, Beijing time, on the night of the NBA draft, multiple transactions occurred in the league in one day. The 76ers traded Green for 2-for-1 to sign Melton. The Knicks, Hornets and Pistons reached a three-way deal. Walker was traded to the Pistons. It is expected that w

Beijing time on June 24th, NBA draft night, multiple transactions occurred in the league in one day. The 76ers traded 2-for-1 Green signed Melton , Knicks , Hornets and Pistons A big three-party deal was reached, and Walker was traded to the Pistons and is expected to be bought out; on the same day, many rookies were traded and changed teams after being selected, and Duren changed teams continuously.

First, Lakers 2 exchanged 1 to get this year's No. 35 pick

The Lakers sent a future second-round pick and part of the cash to the Magic in exchange for the No. 35 pick in this year's draft; the Lakers aimed to pick up the slack, and they used Similar picks selected Kuzma , Horton Tucker and other players; the Lakers selected Max Christie, in response to which Warriors star Green tweeted: Another 35th pick from Michigan State University , history shows that he will Become an all-star.

Second, Cavaliers gave away the signing rights of Sasha Vetzenkov and obtained the No. 49 pick from the Kings.

Third, the Knicks traded Osman Dieng

The Knicks selected Dieng with the 11th pick, and then they traded Dieng to the Thunder in exchange for three first-round picks, respectively from the Pistons, Wizards and Nuggets protected first-round pick; in this year's draft, the Thunder received three lottery picks - No. 2 Holmgren, No. 11 pick Dieng and No. 12 pick Jaylen Williams.

Fourth, the Knicks, Pistons and Hornets three-way trade

The Hornets traded No. 13 pick Jaylen Duren to the Knicks. The Hornets received 4 second-round picks and a first-round pick (from the Nuggets in 2023); the Knicks St. Petersburg traded Duren and Kemba Walker to the Pistons. New York's move was aimed at clearing salary space and pursuing Brunson; the Pistons acquired Duren and Walker, and the Pistons gave away the 2025 first-round pick (from Bucks ), but Walker is expected to reach a buyout agreement with the Pistons. Walker's salary next season will be $9.16 million.

This season, Walker only played 37 games for the Knicks, averaging 11.6 points, 3 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game, and was abandoned many times.

Fifth, Timberwolves traded 2-for-2 with the Grizzlies

The Timberwolves selected Jack Laravia with the 19th pick, and then traded him and a future second-round pick to the Grizzlies in exchange for No. 22 in the first round. (Walker Kessler) and No. 29.

Sixth, the 76ers traded 2 for Harden Embiid signed the championship helper

76ers traded the No. 23 pick (David Roddy) and Danny Green to the Grizzlies in exchange for De'Anthony Melton ; Melton played 73 regular season games for the Grizzlies this season, averaging 10.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. playoffs averaged 5.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game; the 76ers sent Dan away. Nick Green was exchanged for immediate combat effectiveness. Green averaged 5.9 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1 assist per game this season. In the playoffs, he suffered a serious injury from torn cruciate ligament and will miss some time in the new season.

Seventh, the Rockets and Timberwolves traded 3-for-1

The Rockets traded the No. 26 pick (Wendell Moore) to the Timberwolves and obtained the No. 29 pick, Taitai Washington Jr. (from the Grizzlies) and two future second-round picks; The Rockets' No. 26 pick was obtained from the Mavericks in the Wood deal.

Eighth, the Kings traded the No. 37 pick to the Mavericks in exchange for two future second-round draft picks. The Mavericks selected five-star guard Jaden Hardy, who was the only one until the second round. Players who are drafted in the first round.

Ninth, the Warriors traded 2 for 1 to buy draft picks, giving away the No. 51 pick and $2 million, buying the No. 44 pick from the Hawks, and the Warriors selected Ryan Rollins, who is a combo guard .

Tenth, the Hornets sent out two future second-round picks, got this year's No. 40 pick, and used it to select 2.01 meter guard Bryce McGoverns.

11th, the Warriors sold the No. 55 pick to the Bucks, who selected Que Santos

12th, The Pacers was also the last pick traded to the Bucks, and the Bucks selected Hugo Besson with the last pick. , Chinese player Zeng Fanbo regretted not being selected